From the international airport "Suvarnabhumi" to the building one should pay not more than 600 baht (400-500 normally. One have to deal with the taxi drivers!!! ). The building where the appartment is can be found with Google Maps easily. People usually take off their shoes before stepping inside the building (I liked this custom very much. And first time I did the same, but afterwards I saw that not all of the inhabitants are taking off their shoes, so I begun to enter in the building with shoes (for which I want to apologize here), but at least I was taking them off on the front door of the studio before stepping inside ). The studio is on the 4th floor, and doesn't have a lift - which is not very suitable for persons who have problems with the knees. Inside there are: a bathroom, 2 bedrooms (one with double bed, other with 1.5 bed (120cmx200cm (as far as I remember)) ) and a common space (with a TV, a couch with a table, a kitchen table with 4 chairs, a sink and a refrigerator). The studio is big enough ~60m² and 3-4 persons could stay there. In the bathroom there is hot water. The cold tap-water is about 20 degrees or more :) (I was surprised from that :) Thai people almost don't need a really hot water, 20 degrees aren't cold for the hands and one can wash up almost everything with it). Every room has an air conditioner - believe me you will need it :). First day when we arrived there was a still water in the fridge - for free. There is a WiFi with a good speed. Every 3rd day from our stay they were cleaning up the rooms - which was also a nice surprise for us. People are very polite. From the studio one can hear some noise, but it's not distractive, nor uncomfortable. This is my third stay in Bangkok, but I didn't mention some driver to push on the horn. A big city with so much vehicles and traffic-jams no one presses the horns - amaizing! They understand each other with their 6th sense, they respect each other.